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*When software development takes an unexpected turn, a coding center welcomes rodents and equines in search of tech skills.*
The growing relationship between animals and technology has reached a new level with the opening of the first coding center for mice and horses. This unprecedented learning center, located in the heart of Silicon Valley, welcomes a variety of animals, primarily mice and horses, eager to master the art of software development.
“Many think this is impossible, but mice possess unmatched agility that allows them to manipulate miniature computer keyboards, not to mention their ability to solve problems and mazes intuitively. As for the horses, their concentration ability is unparalleled. They can remain still for hours, fixating on a screen,” explains the center’s director, Mr. Maurice Marmotte, a well-known figure in the tech world.
Since the opening of the center, the results have been promising. The horses are already developing an ultra-sensitive weather prediction software that can detect changes in weather based on the movement of the animals’ ears. The mice, for their part, have succeeded in creating a sophisticated cheese tracking app that minimizes food waste.
“I am amazed at how natural coding is for these animals. Their ability to develop software tailored to their specific needs is impressive,” says Ms. Odile Otter, a math-loving otter and Professor of Artificial Intelligence at the University of Animalology.
The ability of these animals to adapt to human situations and use technology innovatively marks a significant milestone in the relationship between animals and technology. The first coding center for mice and horses is undoubtedly proof that the animal world is no longer so far removed from us in learning and adopting new technologies.
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